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Tiereven

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    Comment #47645015

    They have multiple tiers of service. The whole point of this was to allow "power users" to access more tokens. If someone upgraded to a $200/month Max subscription it's because the…

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    Comment #47644976

    I guess if Copilot were actually a singular entity that had all of these touch points and a decent security model to prevent unintentionally exposing your data - it would be pretty…

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    Comment #46623647

    Maybe the problem isn't the teens. Bullying is bullying no matter where it happens. Profiting via dark patterns is despicable, whether it's preying on teens or the elderly. How man…

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    Comment #46587334

    The fun part is that it's actually 3 executables in a single file. Meaning there is no particular reason it should have the same program on each platform.

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    Comment #45862329

    It seems fortunate we get to look back and laugh at this.... This level of misunderstanding could kill someone.

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    Comment #45794164

    Most immediate advantage is latency for space-based Internet relay. I can see a market for low latency /real time applications. I think the issue here is that we have to re-think w…

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    Comment #45183789

    Integrating AlterEgo with the next generation of AR glasses could be the next generation of technology after these electronic bricks we carry in our pockets. My biggest frustration…

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    Comment #40081646

    Thanks for the references. > Under the law, companies that make cellphones and other consumer electronics are required to provide the tools and know-how to repair those devices. 1.…

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    Comment #40081405

    Respect this opinion, but concerned that it's a limiting one. In my opinion, repair and maintenance is the most commonly overlooked aspect of an automated system deployment. Scalin…

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    Comment #40067785

    As we enter an era of wide scale robotic deployment, we need to think long and hard about what the maintenance bottleneck will look like. We need to advocate now for reliable and o…

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    Comment #38775356

    Their existing product line is marketed on their patent background [^1]. The questions you're asking seem to resonate with a certain skepticism I have observed repeatedly in relate…

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    Comment #38775245

    That's the narrative I am gathering from the comments here. Is it possible to realign incentives to promote cooperation instead? I understand this kind of restructuring would gener…

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    Comment #38774424

    I wonder if it is time to re-think the way patents work in an age of highly integrated devices. In this case, it seems like Apple and Masimo could have worked together to deliver a…

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    Comment #38240526

    This is why I want to see micro-fabrication become ubiquitous. I believe a massive economic revolution that vastly improves our world is possible. I think this is a world where sma…

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    Comment #36822734

    If the rescue operation is to cost nearly 2x the expected value of the oil, why is the UN still promising the revenue of the oil sale to the warring Yemeni parties that have caused…

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    Comment #36431020

    Reading through the white paper leaves me feeling that some commenters here may have had an axe to grind already. The positions raised by OpenAI seemed to be focused on tailoring o…

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    Comment #36113715

    n prefix to indicate negative is a strange choice. I suspect it will have unwanted repercussions, i.e. what about a variable named `n`? I'll admit though, I'd never really consider…

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    Comment #34995383

    The show is currently a one-off recording doing all the rendering beforehand... But the beauty of what they've done here is that there's nothing preventing someone from doing this …

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    Comment #33450240

    I see what you're saying: if you add more startup cost then it makes it harder for spammers without legitimate business interest to profit. I think I disagree, though. Legitimate "…

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    Comment #30045798

    I got my first serious start with hackerboxes. A monthly challenge to make something did much more to open my eyes to the small electronics world than many hours of blandly staring…

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    Comment #29277306

    The photos of these staircases reminded me of the insides of the shells of some spiral-shelled animals. Interesting that as you look into the opening of most such shells, they turn…

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    Comment #28399864

    A lot of voices are encouraging building cities up and increasing density. As a father with young kids, high-density urban living, with a young family crammed into an apartment doe…

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    Comment #26964475

    From a housing aspect, the actual project is a nice, architecturally interesting piece of art. But conceptually it could be a remarkable milestone. Has this project any relation to…

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    Comment #24673927

    How is this not going to end up as: 1. Manufacturers installing their own apps... and some junk app by someone else whose name I don't even know well enough to trust. 2. Main vendo…

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    Comment #23411610

    I got a GoPro Hero 8 Black into OBS (Linux, but should work anywhere) by connecting to it using WiFi and its semi-documented api ( https://github.com/KonradIT/gopro-py-api ) to tur…